This was a bit slower-paced than I had expected. That's really the only thing I didn't like. There were twists, though, and details that added to the suspense. That was cool.
I liked the little side-story with the dog and how they tied it into the main story. The female love-interest, however, could have been a stronger focus. I didn't quite feel for her what I should have, she seemed almost unimportant until the very end. Also, there was a moment were, based on a previous detail shown, I was able to predict something that was about to happen. I LOVE when writers do that in a suspenseful way!
The cinematography was beautiful. How some of the clips were transitioned together was fantastic, I really have no way to describe it.
This is a short review because I saw it 3 weeks ago and it's no longer fresh in my mind and I'm too lazy to go into full detail.
I give The Drop a 6 out of 10.
